Insurtech
Hughub CEO and former SSP director Jonathan Davey retires
CEO of Hughub and former SSP director Jonathan Davey has retired after a 36-year career.
Pen’s Zurich deal; CFC’s M&A team; AIG’s leadership change
Friday Round-Up: Insurance Post wraps up the major insurance deals, launches, investments and strategic moves of the week.
BPM insurance strategies: Four steps to better processes
Faced with a myriad of challenges, how can insurers find ways to improve efficiencies in their core processes?
Q&A: Nick Pester, Beyond Legal
Nick Pester, founder at Beyond Legal and former general counsel at Zego, spoke to Insurance Post about the changing legal landscape, the pivoting mindsets of insurtech founders, and what he hopes to offer clients with his new legal practice.
Getting started with insurance modernisation
As the industry continues to increase its reliance on digital technology, insurers who haven’t identified a clear path to harnessing the benefits of modernisation will fall behind.
Invoice insurtech Nimbla enters voluntary liquidation
Invoice insurtech startup Nimbla has appointed two voluntary liquidators from Leonard Curtis.
Q&A: Cameron Shearer, Superscript
Frances Stebbing speaks to Cameron Shearer, CEO of Superscript, about what new entrants in the insurtech space need to do to stay ahead, and how the company’s technology has contributed to driving profitable growth for the year ahead.
Hyperautomation for insurance: Your roadmap to modernisation
What is hyperautomation for insurance and how does it differ from automation? This blog peels back the layers to see how hyperautomation works and sheds light on four technologies insurers might incorporate in their hyperautomation process.
Could Jaguar Land Rover issues derail OEM insurance ambitions?
Following customer concerns over Jaguar Land Rover’s embedded scheme, Tom Luckham contemplates whether the original equipment manufacturer-led car insurance revolution is still a distant dream?
How the insurance industry can ride the AI wave without getting swept under
AI is ushering in a new era for the insurance industry, fundamentally changing how companies operate and how they engage with their customers. How can insurers unleash the full potential of AI?
DLG or Esure – which Peter Wood baby is most likely to bounce back?
Content Director’s View: Direct Line Group and Esure are looking to put recent troubles behind them after less than stellar performances in 2023. With both claiming solid foundations on which to now prosper, Jonathan Swift reflects on the chances either…
Getting started with Gen AI in insurance: Benefits and use cases
From product design and development to underwriting processes and claims management, Gen AI has the potential to reshape the insurance value chain This blog highlights five insurance use cases for Gen AI and how insurers can get started on their journey.
Q&A: Roi Amir, Sprout AI
Frances Stebbing speaks to Roi Amir, CEO of Sprout AI about how insurers can rebuild policy holders trust in artificial intelligence and why insurers need to bring customers along for the digital transformation journey.
Navigating the future of insurance
Insurers need a connected insurance platform that not only meets the demands of today but anticipates the needs of tomorrow. This blog walks you through how Appian equips its partners with the insights and tools they need to amplify their success.
Big Interview: Matthew Crummack, Domestic & General
Matthew Crummack, CEO of Domestic & General, reveals how he hopes to create an Uber-like experience for customers, shares his talks with insurtechs and why provider's should stop talking about "digital transformation."
Pet insurance implications: American XL Bully Ban in the UK
In England and Wales it is illegal to own an American XL Bully dog, unless the owner has successfully applied for a Certificate of Exemption.
Insurers' struggle to fill job vacancies laid bare
Data analysis: The extent to which insurance is an experienced employee’s, rather than an employer’s, is laid bare by recruitment adverts posted at the start of this year.
Roundtable: The future of mobility - is the courtesy car still viable?
Is the courtesy car a relic of the past? Insurance industry and body shop representatives explored this question and new mobility options at a recent Insurance Post roundtable held in association with Enterprise-Rent-A-Car.
D&G aims to create Uber-like claims experience
Domestic & General CEO Matthew Crummack has shared how he hopes to use the US insurtech the provider bought at the start of the year to create an “Uber-like” claims experience.
Underwriting technology: What insurance leaders need to know
Automated underwriting technology is helping insurers reimagine what’s possible for replacing manual underwriting processes.
iCan founder launches broker; Chaucer enters weather market; RSA's property director
Thursday Round-Up: As tomorrow is Good Friday, Insurance Post wraps up the major insurance deals, launches, investments and strategic moves of the week, a day early.
Automated insurance claims processing: How does it work?
With more emerging players entering the insurance market and insurance companies recognising the importance of the digital experience, consumer demands for a connected insurance experience have grown to new heights.
MIB to roll out ANPR-linked ‘scalpel’ approach to tackling uninsured driving
The Motor Insurers’ Bureau is to roll out new technology that will act more like a ‘scalpel’ than the present ‘lucky dip’ approach to catching uninsured drivers.
Transforming insurance: Creating a best-of-breed model by combining low-code and core platforms
How can insurers bridge the gap between out-of-the-box and customisable solutions to connect core systems and optimise claims processes?